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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-06-04

LAND OFFICE Al HALEY, Ip.Ho. I
tnrii ~ I..-

April y, 1881.
I, William ]. Cummings, of Los. Rive
Idaho, who made Homestead Applie,!la
No. l24, for the T.. y NV 4 and ". hSRl
Sec. 10, TIP. 4 ~ X. 26 East, do hereby ns
notice Of my intention To make final poo
To establish my claim To the land aboy. 4,
scribed, and that expect to prove my "a.
dence and cultivation before Register md
Receiver. at HALEY, Idaho, on June Is Isl.
by two of the following witnesses:
William Hanna, William j. Tessi.e
Albert n. Cummings, Of Lost River, liia'
and Antoine Voso. of Muldo0n. Idaho.
WILLIAM |. CUMMINGS
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-06-04

NOAlSE ANO. SOJ.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY. Idaho. March Is, 1875
Notice is hereby given that I. II. Kelley,
by his attorney in fact. w. II. Mckim,
whose postoiiice address is Rocky Bar, AL
turas county, Idaho Territory, has made
application for United States Patent for
the
Geld nnd silver Belle, First East
Extension
Lode mining claim. situate in Bear Creek
mining district, Alturas county, Idaho Ter
ritory, consisting of lJOO linear feet Of the
lode. and surface ground GDO feet vide, be-
ing Lot No. AZ, and described in the field
notes and plat Of the official survey on file
in this Office. with magnetic variation at IL
degrees 80 minutes east, as follows:
Commencing at the discovery point and
running thence n $50 81 + 200 feet to center
of K end line of claim: thence $50 sos
feet to corner No. / /; thence 80 w 66l.
feet to corner No ?; thence $50 o. lS0
feet to corner No. 8; thence 80 Ol.l
feet to corner No. 4 thence n 50 57' l5O)
feet to corner No 1, the place Of beginning
survey at exterior boundaries of claim con-
tanning 2O.66 acres. No conflicts. From
corner No. L. s. NJ. NJ. No bears s AGO lS'
w 4s6. 8 feet distant.
The said mining claim being of record in
the office of the Recorder of said mining
OlStflct, anu ~ haIiey, III HNui 40 S"uNy ,
Idaho Territory. The nearest known loca-
tons being the Founding lode. lot No. 40 /;
the Founding West lode, lot No 80, and
the Gold and Silver Belle lode, lot No. ".
| direct that this notice be published in
the KErCHUN KEYSTONE. the newspaper
published nearest the said mining claim.
for the period of sixty days.
HOMER l.. POUND, Register.
HYxDxAN 4 batter, ketchum, Idaho, At
torneys for applicant.
First publication, March IS. 1887.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-06-04

Estate Of JoHK H. HARsrpok. deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
N undersigned, Administrator of the es-
tate Of John Harbidge. deceased. to the
against the said deceased. to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication Of this
notice, TO the said Administrator at ketch.
um. in the county Of Alturas..
Dated 1t Ketchum, I. T., March 50, 1887.
+. w. GILLETTE.
Administrators OF Estate Of John Harhidee:
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-06-04

N01ocan live at home, and make more
HyI money 1T work for us, than Ut any
~ thing else in this world. Capital not
needed; you are started free. Both sexes;
all ages. Any one can do the work: Large
earnings sure from first start. Costly outf't
and terms free. Better not delay Costs you
nothing to send Us your address aid find
OUT G a4 AZ We d x"o r c ~ T. Name
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LAND OFFICE At HALEY, lpAHo,
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LAND OFFICE At HALEY IDsHo,
May %, 1851
I. Edward J. Cowley, Jr.. OF kelehur.
Idaho, who made Town Lot entry No IN
for the Lot 8 Block and Lot 5 Block y
Ketchum Townsite, do hereby give notr
of my intention To make supplemental ms!
proof to establish my claim 10 the lsrd
above described, and that l expect to pro"
nv residence and cultivation before "
Register and Receiver at HALEY, Idaho %
July 8. 1887, by two of the follownE"t
nesses: 20,
Peter Weber, J. Ottenhsimer and ten
NJ. Snow, of Ketchum, Idaho, and wv
Yeates of HALEY, Idaho.
f. J. COWLEY,h
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-06-04

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY Ir,v

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. Ip,vo,
,.,,. April 2. l@f
I. William Hanna. of Los, River +.
who made Presumption Declaratory ~.
ment No. 226 for the n. +. a Sec NV ~
n, II. rs East, do hereby give notice i ?.
intention to make final proof 10 e,,sss.
my claim to the land above descrihsJ =,
that l expect to prove my residepe, ~
cultivation before Register and Receive
Haley, Idaho, on June 4, 1885,. by ,,aa
the following witnesses: wv"
Vim. !. Cummings, Albert, Cumm,,.
Frank V. Lamb, Vim. J. Teasdsle Nh
Lost River, Idaho.
WTIvIAN Arc.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-06-04

TIE Hindoo Patriot states that
several novels have lately been
written BY Hindoc ladies in Ben
gall, some of which are Of consid-
cradle merit.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-06-04
WILLIAM HANNA
Land Office at HALEY Ida,

Lahu OInce AT Haley, ldahol
April q, 1857
Notice of the above application will h
published in the kETcHuN Kry.,o,,
printed at ketchum. Idaho, which heron,
designate us the newspaper published mem.
est the land described in said application
HOMER l.. POUND. Reyis,,,
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-06-04
Land Office at HALEY, ldshn. I

April 2o. 1857.
Notice of the above application will b
published in the kETcHrN kIrron
printed ut Ketehum, Idaho. which hs'shf
designate rs the newspaper published n.r'
est the land described in said appIicarcr
HOMER l.. POUND. Register
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-06-04

Land Office at HALEY, Idaho,
May q. 1885,. '
Notice OF the above application VII
published in the KEYSTONE, printed
ketchum. Idaho, which hereby deslsnasa
as the newspaper published nearest !"
land described in said application.
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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-06-04

In the Territory of Idaho, at the Glow"
business. May Is, 1887:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $50
Overdrafts. ......... ~ gDN
u. 8. Bonds to secure circulation 'o,NN
Other stocks bonds and mortgages s,NT
Due from approves tese'p aSts sO,3M
Due from otner Na,ionai Lanters $50
Due from State Banks and bankers gao
Real estate, furniture hxtures TN
Current expenses and taxes Pa'" ,lSN
Premiums paid. ...-, 1873
Checks and other cash ilein' 800
Bills of other Banks ::.,.o,.
Fractional paper currency, nicSeis oil
and cents ...........-...'-''.' $3.50
Specie -. ...--'.''. 1850
Legal tender notes ras
Redemption fund with L. ,. ireH $50
urer s per cent. Of Circulation
Due from II s. Treasurer, otheI mo-
than S per cent redemption iuhu
siW,l*S
Total.
t,AsiI' SN0cn
CAPITAL stock paid in ...-..'''' SUe0
Surplus fund ........-.-- ..'''..' 3xrx
Undivided profits ..,.ra;ue II, 500
National BANK nofs V" -. IN -
Individual deposits subject " @@1
check .........:...., III, I,M1
Demand certificates OF dePos" 500
Time certificates OF deposit. i.&p
Due to other National Banks BANKS. 16n
Due to State Banks and bankers
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Total ........ .-'-''
TERRITORY OF IpAno,
County OF AitutA' .hurr
l. isaac /. Lewis, President OF ,n that ~
named bank, do so!emn,y ,Ss best ON
Above statement is true TO 'ne
knowledge and belief. rv,s President
Subscribed and sworn to oe'o'' !.
2tst day of May, 1887. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest: i
H. C. LEWIS,
ISAAC l. LEWIS.
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OF THE
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Of KETCIlUM.

In the Territory Of Idaho. at the Glow"
business. May Is, 1887;
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
Nv Gnlaea MarrIaaca.
HIM MIMI N ear Rnanal

From MI the ' ear k1und,I
 N Reclus says the islanders Of New Guinea are married, not aecoriing to their iueljnatlops but tboso of their parents, They arc most frequently at6aneed at a very tender age, but are afterwards forbidden to associate with each other; indeed this is carried So far that the girl may not even look at her future husband Both mustayoid an contact with tue membegs mascu- lrue and feminine, of the family into which they are about to enter The wedding ceremonies arc characterized by reserve and a mudesty very re- markable in savage people of the tropics, Adorned with the most teau- tiful ornaments, the bride is isconducted at night in 0 torchhght procession through the village One woman car- ries her on her back, while another binds her arms as though she were n captive and leads her by the rope to the house of her betrothed. This IS a symbol of slavery, a souvenir of the ancient servitude which the ariStocrat. lc class has preserved There is noth. ing of this in the processions of the poor On reaching their destination, the bridegroom is presented to tue bride relatives, who lead him into her chamber. She awaits him with her back turned indicating that she does not dare to meet hIs conquerirg gaze. The young man approaches within two feet of her. turns on his heel, and then they are back to back, in the midst of a numerous assembly, the men on one side, the women on the other After the entertainment the bride is led into her own room, still not daring to meet the terrible glance of her husband, and keeping her back turned to the door; seeing this, the husband also turns his back op her. The whole Inight is spent in this manner; they slt there motiouless having some enc to brush away the flies, and without 1 speaking word. If they grow sleepy some one of the assistants, who take turns is doing this service, nudges them with his elbow. lf they keep wide awake they are assured of a long life and green old age. In the morn. ing they separate, still without look. ing at each other, in order to refresh themselves after the faagues of the previous night This performance IS continued for four pghts, and on the dftb morning, with the first rays ol tho sun, the young people may look each other full in the face. That suf, fees; the marriage is considered ac. complished,and the newly welded pair recelye the customary congratulations.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

One of the best ways of booming a town and attracting to itthe best class 5f citizens is to support good churches in it. People of good moral character, upright and honest, whether they be church members or infdels, would rather make their home m a city of churches than in a city of none. Whatever may be their individual opinion as to the distinctive doctrine taught in the pulpits, they realize the fact that obedience to law and respect for life and property are taught there, and that a community where churches abound and are well supported is a better and safer one in which to live and brng up a family than one with out suoh safeguards,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

The late Marquis of Hastings wa, about the toughest of all that tough generation which reyolyed about tue Prince of Wales before he had the typhoid fever and was frightened into aeceacy. The Marquis of Hastings lived on his yacht a good deal, and he had the panels of the saloon decora. ted with naked women, palnted aIsar free Pompeian models. When the pious Marquis of Butte bought the vessel soon after hIs conversion to Catholicism, he had dresses painted on these fantastic fgures, and changed the composition from a wild bacchan. allan debauch to a pious representa-. tion in allegory of the Litauy of the Blessed Virgin.-Argonaut,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

The Globe. Democrats adyices from MeSloo indicate that the work of ab. sorbing the most valuable lands in the northeastern portion of that coun. try by citizens of the United States is gong on at rapid rate. Some of the Mexican newspapers, of course, are opposed to this, as they see in it a gradual growth in American inau- ence in the politics of Mexico. Intel igent, progressive Mexicans, how over, welcome the influx of capital from this country. They know that with this capital will come alert, en- terprislng Americans, who will teach them the virtues of tact, energy and
 respect for law. A peaceful invasion
 of Mexico just now by 100000 or 500,- 900 Americans, who would go there to stay, would be worth tens of mil lions of dollars to our sister republic.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

The introduction of soap, says an exchange, is doing much to cIvllize the people of the Holy Land. A large soap factory has been established on the site of the ancient Sechem, and Che people are beginning to use it on their persons instead of trying to eat it as they did at first, Along with the in- troduction of soap other reforms are going on. Bethlehem has been re. built, and the streets are lighted with gas. Cesarea is having building boom. Nazareth is becoming the headquarters of big olive oil specula, tors. Corner lots in Joppa are going up with rush, and real estate in Mount Carmel is largely held by spec ulators for an advance. The ladies of Jerusalem take all the Parisian fash ion journals, and know all about the latest styles of hair-dressing.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
Chsap

Our English exchanges comment upon two very remarkable inventions
 in the field of fuel economy. The
 first IS that of Mir. J. Hargreages, oi Widnes, who claims that he can ob.
 tain apower of over 90 horses by a
 combustion of two gallons of coal tar per hour. Still more may be obtained,
 he says, butowing to tha engine, with
 which he has carried on experiments
 extending over five years, having been
 80 frequently altered and reconstruct
 ed, some of the parts are too weak to
 be safely trusted with the extra strain
 needed to give effect to the full deyel- opmeut of the power which is actual ly possible by the use of this system.
 Other kinds of liquid fuel are stated
 to be just as applicable as coal tar,
 but, at the present cost of the latter,
 20 horsepower can De obtained at a cost of two cents per hour This re- suit is said to De obtained by the use
 of very high temperatures within the
 working cylinder, while by other ar
 engagements the working surfaces arc
 kept at a lower temperature than in the steam engine. All heat developed by the combustion of the fuel is iu- tercepted, and made to work, instead of being allowed to escape up the chimney The second, equally start ling, is reported anonymously from Durham, and proposes to effect a great improvement in the hsaiug of steam boilersi few hints only being thrown out, as to the nature Of tho results attainable. Tho cubic bulk of fuel that will heuceforth be required for marine steam engines, it is asserted, will be reduced by 70 per cent, giyinga gain to the extent indi- cated by that propagation to tho stow age space for cargo in going steamships The time for raising steam will be diminished in all steam boilers, stationary or marine, by at| least two.thiFds. The cost of fuel consumption will be reduced by more than one-balf; and the production ofI smoke will be absolutely annihilated. { The process IS stated to have been made tho subject of actual experi- mental demonstrations, and every test has been apphed. It ought to Be added that the process is said to be ap- plicable to existing steam boilers, and that the working out of that process will very greatly reduce the present wear and tear of boilers iire,bars, and implements N Y Engieenr- ing < Mining Journal.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Le Riehsu's Golden BRIGam 10. 1 cagcs Ghaaeres, frs. and seccud siaecs: Sorts co the Lesss and nody. Bore Pas, Eros, Aose, etc, coppere9bnrgd fiielches. 6yphillsie s'ssArFh, dileased scaip, ald nii primary terms et the diseSse knnwn as Syphitlfs pFtre. Eg 00 tsar Rofgf~. l41 R1chnuye G aidsat Tsa3Enna wn q cares Tertiary, MsFcnfia' syphttitle Rhea. iiaiism, Pains in iha Bonss, Phinsin the Head, back q tho Neck, Clcer2sei Sore Throat, Syfnilitle Hash, L1nnps aad con tragtea cqgl.s, StlfnOss of the Limbs, Aai es1idieatta M dstase frenA ths EyEseta whether cAuse3 by ind screfian Or ehise a Aefcufy, leaving tho byoa pure aia healthy fsftee A5 % per TsosfIc, Gfi istnha n q Ginfcen @ehn6sA An !. dese fer ito cnre of Cone9rR6a Giae. ifrtstnn t}ssval, mn nil E'Fsua-y o7f{ sff. tll aisarraH sea5cnts. Priie s2 5c per Bottle.
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

In the court room! Judge tto 8 very honiely cid maid) Miss, in what year were you born?
 Wltness-In the year 1866,
 Judge- Before or after Christ2-- Texas Siftings.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
To Capital Seeking investment.

N OWN THE CONTROLLING INFER est in tie two copper claims. with large anlgant Of high grade copper ore in sight Plenty 0f word and water on the claims. want SS50e to buy oatstanding Interests, develop claims and pit thtan in bullion producing condition. ! will rray this SS5.Gg0 out of the first cooper produced. leaving you wilha OHt-hslf interest in iaa good, developed claims with good rstl,,t1 ton works on property. You ran secure yourself by deeds co claims and ali iis- proyemcHts until money is paid back, then divide property and gn ahead.
 Who wants Co investigate this hs good faitil2
 Gallon or address JOHN D. BURG FSsS DuRlap pastoiiice. Graham County srizn- ma, via Fort Grant sepf. a-ti
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

The Patti concerts lost money in Chicago. When the citizens learned that they included no hand organs CT monkeys, they stayed away, believing that the music could not be of the gen. uine Italian sChoOl.--Puck.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Andrew Carnegie used to be tele- graph messenger boy, and has just given his wife $2OOO0 a year pin mon. ey. The messenger boys will please stick a pin there.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

In Kansas tho new liquor law authorizes licenses to bo issped to such druggists as can flo m application signed by Twenty-Five indies which pledges iiin to sell onIy to persons presenting sworn statement tbat the liquor z to N asoa only ior specified medical purposes
 Illinois hss 68i labpg unions of KIT sorts with mem bersH,p q ll4.365. Q~s in taigsy of the psplll4tliss
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Life says; Last week the Prince of Wales had one of his coat-ta,ls torn of by wagon-tongue while crossing a London street, and tbe next day four hundred American swells were on the street Tith one coat.tail apiece.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

A gentle German of asweetly s9ieu- life tarR of mind, has invented an testhetie bullet which is destined to rob war of it's ciimson horrors and render II possible for the most delicate dude to achieve martial honors with out soiling his lily-white hands with yiiiainous Saltpetre or gore, don't you know? This benifcent bullet is of brittle make, and when exploded by gently striking the person ofan enemy will let loose a powerful anasthetic, producing insensiBility lasting for twelve hours, While the fallen are in this condition up drives tue ap,bu- lance, quietly carts away the bodies on pillows and register them as prisoners. Warfare thus becomes a mere game of checkers aud at its end every particu- lar Johnny coraes marching home again, this slde pp with care. And thus will the dear boy with spindle limhs win the smiles of tic faif Las Vegas Optic.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

YTnTg ean Eve at hetna aaa nssks niose hloaeY at WEkkb Warh tbY us tiaH ss auyfiang eisa ln fhs
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 Hkb Pe BQt5 gexai ~ aat4k Ans faie can N " " dn tho work faEse nafsanes sure from trst ssiss Costly o0iRt and baEH8 itn8 Hetssf nes dslaS. Cass soe boslsipg sead ta Nal aadFess aaa lad 0f lf F0p hfe gise YfiH Aiil dd to al anes iK HkLLKT C1 Ressapl MaiHs iani5 iy
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
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Saturday, May Rl, 1887,

A phleRologiSt has examined John l., Sullivans bumps We suppose he found them on the other fellows head.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
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Masonic!

Regular communication Di Wkite Muah tam Lodge, No. s, A. F. &A M meet Thurs1ay's on 0r sucCeediiig each ful Neon soioarrlng Brethren 10 good staud lug cordially invited,
 By order 0f the " sl.
 c. 4. FISK, sug9al Secretary,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

Netioe ia hereby given to Andrew Stewart, his keirs or assigns thai 1 have expended one hundred doIlags in Iahor and improve. Inefte upon tic Ssonawall lode, lsisuate9 Mirans kecefas Pinal County, Arizona, in order e hold said premises under the pgogi. giopa uf section 232s, Revised Statutes of tlsc United States. being the amount rcauired to hold the ssanae for the year 1888, and if within ninety days altar this notice hy pVblication you faii or refuse ta eontrihute your prapor- tipn af saoh expenditure as a c0sowAea', yaur inter est in sssi, claim vi become tfe prslpef- " oi the subscriber under said sectinn 2ssss
 A TRIFPEf.
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
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TAe San Fran 'iscs Weekly Alta will oe ssas se any adda ,ss thirteen weeks on trial for % cents. Sulsndid premi. ains are CtleTeo sa yearly ssbscsibefa.
 THE WEEgLY ALTA,
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